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House of Bo · Sold as unisex
Oro Verde
The early morning in a lush garden, where dew-kissed leaves and fresh herbs greet the sun with a crisp, aromatic embrace.
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Oro VerdeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Oro Verde, launched by House of BO in 2024 and crafted by Adriana Medina-Baez, is a captivating blend that marries the freshness of citrus and green notes with the earthy warmth of woody accords. The composition opens with cannabis and bergamot, creating an aromatic tension that is both invigorating and intriguing. Mate and basil add a fresh spiciness to the heart, while watermelon brings a subtle fruity touch. The base notes of vetiver, palo santo, ambergris, and moss anchor the fragrance in a woody, earthy depth.
Oro Verde projects well but doesn't overpower. Two sprays to the pulse points are enough for a lasting impression throughout the day. It pairs particularly well with warmer weather, as the green and citrus notes shine brightest in lighter temperatures.
Fig. 01 — Oro Verde, House of Bo
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Adriana Medina-Baez
Building the olfactive DNA of brandsAdriana Medina-Baez is a Vice President Perfumer at Givaudan, based in the company's New Jersey office.
Designer House of Bo
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